RONDAYVOO

its nice to hear that they have some common sense, you don't see that much with any government agency

check your fuel filters, at higher rpms you are going through a lot more fuel than at low rpms. I have seen the same the same thing you are talking about several times and almost always its dirty filters. if you have a oil like type filter cut it open with a hack saw and you will be surprised how black they are, i have done that with many car filters and the same thing black inside.

I would be afraid of the line breaking and there goes the camera

how far was the lure from the camera ? and did you attach the camera to the ball or is it tied in line ?

will this be like the big king from last weekend where you can drive your cooler by car to the weigh in , or drop it off first.

just wanted to say thanks for the time and effort put in to make this happen, we could not get the fish to work with us today but i liked the tournament. we will be next year if you do it again.

what brand of temp probe do you have

I have not seen anyone out to do anything with them.

I agree with the above, the area is known for nets and im always watching for them., but these are are not marked I think there floating. A few years back I talked to one of the owners that was putting nets out and he told me that the the net it self could only be up 40' from the bottom. So that's why I think there floating because I was not down deep enough to hit them if they were a set right

I went out this morning with my sons to do some fishing, my oldest son was home from the merchant marine for a short time so I took the day off work and off we went. Had a double header in 95 fow and took a couple of nice kings, we were straight out of the harbor heading west when we took another hit in about 125 fow with a lot of fish on the screen, then another line hit , my sons are reeling the rods in and I'm driving. Then another rod went off I thought a triple great, I grab the rod and that's when my son said somethings wrong look at the rigger. the cable was straight out the back and before I could do anything another rigger was doing the same thing. My sons had more sense then me to put the rods with fish on down and start pulling up gear while I took the boat out of gear. before I could get some wire cutters out to cut the lines and lose my riggers they both snapped the cable. Luck would have it I only lost two cannon balls, thanks to my sons being on it we got all the lures up just lost the cannon balls and still landed one of the fish. The nets were not marked and one of the riggers was only 60 down. the coordinates for the net locations are N 4313,122 W 8626,132 I will contact the DNR in the morning with the coordinates. Good Luck, and Safe Fishing

I have blue diamond and one of the other blt rods. The blt has goodd back bone but yet a soft tip and i love it. I have never had the wire get caught in between the rollers or any problems. I bought a 10' talora this year from anglers ave at the sport show in G.R. for 200.00 wich is a great price for a 10 footer. i just always wanted to try one and for the price i bought it. the blue diamond just does not have any back bone to it , not like the blt does. just my .02

I was in a canoe last week and I had to get out and walk to try to go up the south branch from Muskegon lake . it was about 2" deep